copper and ceruloplasmin contents in the blood serum of peripheral and pre-hepatic veins
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Abstract
Copper and ceruloplasmin contents were determined in samples of peripheral and pre-hepatic venous blood of 11 patients with Manson's schistosomiasis and one patient with hepatolenticular degeneration, all of çhich submitted either to porto-caval or spleno-renal shunt. Individual difference were not significant in any of the non-Wilsonian patients. The results are discussed in regard to the current knowledge on the pathogenesis of Wilson's disease.
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| Authors | ;H. M. Canelas;I. Roitman;M. Scaff;S. Raia;F. B. De Jorge |
| Journal | communications in computer and information science |
| Year | 1976 |
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